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GOV. LYNCH URGES WEST TO LAST BIG LOAN DRIVE To the Citizens of the Twelfth Federal Reserve Districts The Fifth "Victory" Liberty Loan is in sight. Let us thank Cod that it is not just the Fifth Iian. Victory moans the end of the war, the end of loans, the dawn of peace O 4 -x -s "3 ' "l 1 . fcs. "A JAMES K. LYNCH Governor, 12th Federal Reerve Diitrict x - ROGERS' AUTO TRANSFER Daily trips Portland to Forest Grove, via Hillsboro and Cor nelius. Moving household good s a specialty. All freight carried. Transfer charges reasonable. Hillsboro office at A. England's, Main Street; Forest Grove office Chalmers and Wilson Garage. Portland office, 271 Taylor, phone Main 5205; A 3110. i-.-U i 1 c;: rr 1 T-j.ji A s7i ' I .11- AikywvMWKkalcr. !;cciateH too the correct imwb. POPULAR MECHANICS MAGAZINE with its four hundred pictures and four hundred articles each month, is bigger and better than ever. Our correspondents in all parts of the world are continually on the watch for new and interesting things for our readers. POPULAR MECHANICS MAGAZINE IS FOR SALE BY ALL NEWSDEALERS Ask them to show you a copy or M-nd ?Y for the latest issuf, postpaid. Yrarhr ub senpooa to all parts of the LiniL-a States, ita possessions, Canada and Mexico. POPULAR MECHANICS MAGAZINE, f, N. MichlRan Avenua, Chicago. Illlnoi The D. and prosperity. It means that the market price of government bonds will soon stabilise at par or better. It also means that commercial, lurri ciiltnral, and industrial utVairs will stabilize, and that the llun-iuspiivd i honor will eease. We were advised that the v;:r would last thvoujh 1919. probably through 11120, so we were prepared for that ; to have done less would have been suicide. We prepared lo crush the lluu on bis own ;;round. and he prudently quit. It cost us some money but it saved the lives o! half a million of our men. Was money ever better spent f Now we have bills to pay, prom ises to make pood, our men to hrins: home. This will take from live to six billion dollars. Let us get ready and raise it. A big task, but the last, and therefore easy. All to gether, shoulder to shoulder, and the loan goes over ! The "Ninety-first" is the Pacific Coast Division; remember their achievement, and honor ourselves by living up to it. James K. Lynch, Governor, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco; Chairman, Lib erty Loan General Executive Board, Twelfth Federal Reserve District. I'S1 CP? YGU.SEE ? NASH BEAUTIFUL, COMFORTABLE, POWERFUL THREE prime qualities you look for in a motor car are beauty, comfort and power. These three qualities are well combined in the Nash Six. You will like its beauty of line from radiator to tail light. Its double-cowled, airline body, a deep Nash blue, penciled with gold, is swung low upon a clean, strong chassis of 121 inch wheelbase. The Nash airline body is so designed and conslrucled as to offer the leaft possible resistance to the atmosphere when the car is in motion. Its well-uphol&ered seats are deep and wide and so shaped that they form a restful support for their occupants. Both back and front compartments are roomy and the car carries five passengers with space. Long semi-elliptic springs for a car of this size, 40 inches in front and 56 inches in rear, let the car take its passengers over the road most comfortably. And it gets its unusual power and quick "pick-up" from its deep-breathing Nash Perfected Valve ' in-Head Motor. Come in and look over this splendid car. CORWLN Want Cut-off Over Hill, East of Beavcrton, Put in Shape FIVE THOUSAND PLEDGED Saving in Distance and no Curves on .the Entire Road Hcaverton people have tiled a pe tition with the county court ask ing that the cut-otf dirt road, ov er the bill from a mile east of l'eaverton, to the Theo. Pointer place, be paved so as to make it tit for travel the year around. They pledge $.1,000, of which $M00 is already signed up. The petition is on tile. Fees for Januarv w ere Clerk, ?2(i5.73; Recorder, $311.95. Transfers from funds $251. 3 transferred from general fund to county road fund for bridges; $50. M from Dist. 4 special to Out. t; $l.5 from Dist. 43 spec ial to Dist. 43; $171.85 from Dist 5i special to Dist. 56 regular fund. Claims allowed nttheFebruary term : Roads and Highwavs Otto Prose. $18.31 ; C. V. Wil son, $16; P. N. Dethlefs, $10.26 ; F.ugcne Delplanche, $3; GotT Pros.. $1 ; John Simpson, $8; R. Tompkins, $s).80; Otto Eriekson S; Co.. $V; Alex Dommis, $3.50; V. Paid win. $6.50; II. D. Matte son, $12; Henry Haase, $6.75; F.d. Wolfe, $6.75; Gerhard Goet 7c Jr.. $3.75: Ton! Sinay, $S; Toni Sinay, $1.50; Frank' Koch, $8.25; Mike Sturm, $1.50; Wm. Goetze Jr., $5.25; Wm. Goetate, $1.50; Herman Koehuke, $7.50; A. F. Lamb. $1.50; Pill Rlee,-$(i; Alfred Reese, $fi; Henry Reese, $6; Ed Roge, $12; James Lamb, $10.50; Constantine Miller, $(!; N'cls Larson, $3; Henry Hogrefe, $3 : Wm. Stevens, $6; John Kam na, $30; John Kamna, $3; Edgar Rchsc, $30: Francis Clifford, $3. 50; James Reynolds, $1.75; Os car Picrson, $5; Emil Pierson, $5; A. Schlottmann, $1.75; Otto Paucr. $12.25 ; Ed Spady, $12.25 ; Huso Anton, $0.fi2; Arnold Dys le, $7; Jack Greenwalt, $17.50; Samuel Joss. $10.50; Verne Dys le, $18; L. M. Puell, $18; ChVis Schindler. 27 ; J. J. V ismer, $l(i; R. O. Hoberg, $12; C. E Mcaeham, $4.50: J. G. Klineman, $0; H. O. Meacbnm, $1.50; Pen Heesacker, $(5; Henrv VnnDvke, $1.50; Henrv Heesacker. $l"; C. W. Craft, $1.87; R. W. Williams, $15; John Cummins Jr., $11.25; Eininett Hoover, $19.50; Emmett Hoover. $5.(52 ; J. M. Hiatt $8.25 ; Pen Churchill, $17.50; John V. SECOND Hillsboro - - START HIM RIGHT 9 ) WIN S3 A WORD DY UHTING A VICTORY SLOGAN r,Hl Vleiory IJhrty loan s!ok:.!is are wunied by ths gMnoral piililieitv lomniUtee of the Twelfth FeibTtl Iteserve District with head quaitcts in San Franrlsoo, The (oaintittod will pay as hlKh as ?'! a word. Kir t prlM will b $.10, imeond pri.e $:M). and third prtis, $10. S!, ana should be limited to 10 or 12 words. Send all bIokrbs to SLOGAN KDlTtill. rioom 301. 430 Caliromla Street. San Francisco, Callfonila. The wntt'Ht closes Saturday, March 22. Thore are no Liberty Loans ahead of you after the Victory lian. so mortRago your futuro for Victory Bonds. Tliouxnnd ; of our Mildlers and sailors mortgaged (heir futures. Tour boy will be a better man thr.n you are If you ttlvo him a weekly nl lowance for Thrift Stumps. Ul him buy them himself. Hei-dcr, $1H.:10; Miles Watrous, $5.25; Willie lleislcr, $1.75; Pen Churchill, $11; Pen Churchill, $S,75; Jas. Churchill, $20; Pen West, $7.50; Geo. Kt ssler, $1.U; John I'ridav, $10.50; Pert 1'ri dav, $18; John l'rickett, $3; Win. D.ivies, $1.50; N. Griffin, $10.50; Win. McGill, $(!; Parncy Fisher, STREET - Oregon When the Fat Year Return By F. C. Ambulance 1 Si. Wontern Front Whan tltn fat yearn return, and. rich and (reo. You half forget, si men have svur done, The price once paid for your sreurtly, ThlnktiiK too much of fortune lost or won, Too much of pride and laughter, food nd onxe. Or of some public favor cheaply named, Oh. then turn back the putie and think of these Who itnvn their bodies tor freedom to be burned For theee IImmI. too; they, too. loved eiute tind lut'!.t r Sunllnht. the f:r(vu earth. All that you htlll keep They had. and more -vision. If you come lifter And dire forget them, burled so yomiK. so deep, And dare fowl this faith for which they stood Ah, but ou will not, hi-lint of their blood! The. Outlook. Htart ficurliuT now on your pcrsonul quota o l.i.i:v Liberty Itoiids. If you don't, slail I u: m I UK un lacieaaed tuxes. $3; 1'.. Morgan, $3; Gro. Fisher, $1; (ieo. Litprrt, $1.70; John Fridav. $2.50; ArlJiur- Ireland, $1.K); C. J, Il.-rl., $3; Chris Uci chen, $3; .Inhn Fucgy, $1.50; I red Hess, $15; Pen Pubols. $1; I'rcd (iriisscn, $7.50; Fred Ham el. $12; Alvis McGill. $3; C. L. Prni lid. $7.50; Geo. Fisher, $ 1 8 ; Geo. Liinmcrmnn, $3!); Thereii Prown, $12.37; Tony Itlnck, $3.- 60; Uosco Matteson, $13; II. W, Hnodenpyl. $5.25; II. W. Scott, $3.50; JI. I). Matteson, $0; Jim Crimicaii, $10.25; Chester Hoff man, $13; Joe Vnnder.niiden, $3; Walter Hoffman, $(1; J. II. Hoff man, $13; Irwin Hoffman, $3; J. II. Hoffman, $10.50; J. A. Zimmerman, $10.50; J. Ingrain, $3; J. A, Zimmerman, $14; Pen Pi -11111-1 1, ,$2.50; lien Pennett, $!) ; Frank Pi-iinelt, $3; A. Haydcn, $1.50: H. McDonald. $0: Dean Gih.in. iU.fiO: Dean Gilnin. $5: F.d. King, $7.50; Gust Scbmidlin, W. Cnily, H. G. Vincent, G. $7; Gregor Scbmidlin, $7; Adam W. TelTt, L It. Dean, W. K. F.v iMldnnslcl. $7! Will .loos. $0: .In- ens, A. Rossi, $1 each; A.M. lius Wiescnbccb, $8.28; Fred Kennedy, J. F. Stroud, Mrs. C. F.. Prown, $(1; Henrv Statiss, $2.25; pant, $1.50 each; Geo. J. Lim Pcn Kassebaiim, $9; Oliver John- ber, coroner, nnd expense, $14; son. $0: Osiar Zwimpfer, $3; ('has. F,. Runyoii, testimony, $10. lmnm. fltl.flO: Carl lii-rinrrrn. $22: J. Piorndal. $39.- ia. ii V,.lun iftnii'sR- 11. Will- i ,.'. oi. M Jenneson. $10.94: I Hoffman. 88c: C. C. NcIhoii, $'r,- J. W. Thomas. $3: Peter Furlie. $3: F.dw. Parngrover, $10.50; Elmer Wobler, $0; C. W. James, $4.50; Grant Mann, $21 V OriulnlT. $77.38: Willis Orn- duff, $03; W. 1). linker, $60.75; Ed. Martin. $4; P. C. Gabbert, $07.50; John Markee, $27; Clar ence Miller, $9.50; Joe MeRob- .-.-is. $11: llarvev ' i.nriHtcnsen, Alex Gabbert. $30; T. R. Il,ui..n. .1(20.25: R. L. Williams, diirt.T.'l ,P T v,1n $l2.flfl! Enrl Tl", .iiit. 'i m.j -, - - Johnston. $12; Geo. 1 . Newman, $12; Ora Smith, $11.25; Arthur Elliott. $10.88: Willard Johnson, $18; Olio Prose, $04; Fred Dan cer, $17.50; Alfred I'ieren, $20; L. N. Rider, 37.50; A. O'Leary, $12.25; Fred Ruff, $1.75; fi. C. Hills, $62.50; Fred I'.ishop, $9; A. F. Grit.macher, $9; Roy Car ter, $3; John Halmason, $9; T. C. Madsen, $19; T. C Madscn, An- W. II. Lvda. $23.12: Pen Lyda, $10.50; Sam ' Jacob ..-n, $1.75; D. Gel pin, $3.25; S. C Kindall, $1.25; A. E. Weseotl, $1.25; A. E. Kirts, $1.50; John McCoy, 1.50: Warner Croft, 11.50: Lewis Strohnmver, $1.80; Ernest Lyda, $14.25; W. II. 15a- K. Carpenter, tax cut., !i54; Klfz ker. $2.75; M. LnSalle, $2.02; nbetli Plrdscll, tax ext., $78; W. II. Lvda, $0.60; W. II. Lyda, Ilillslioro Independent, exp., $5; I $43.75; Ernest Lvdn, $32.60 Pen Lyda, $14; E. A. Kirts, i,4; Ralph bulesbv, $ I ' A. Ilamel ton, $2; C. H. Hamilton, $2; F. J. Lewis, $2; A. E. Westcott, $4; Lcona rd Rch, $3; Frank Reli, $7.50; L. C. Melnuist, $112.50; Herman Becker, $103.60; W. B. E. J. Boos, clerk, $8; F,. B. Rap Fuller, $88.50; G. L. Se.lfridge, pington, $4; Wash. Co, News $4.50; L. C, Mclqnlst, $4.50; W. Times, $6.60. B. Fuller, $9; Herman Becker, Surveyor's Office $13.60: Theron Brown, $88; Carl Wicneke, $VW; J. T. Turk, $27; T. L. Peneliel, $94; S. II. Pollock, $18; Alvis McGill, $19 K. A. Itye, $21; C. L. Heneficl, $12; Tony Rinck, $19; J. Moline, $1.75; X. Viindcrsandcn, $1.00; Geo. l'ishcr, $!1U; A. A. Morrill, $12.80; V, G. Gardner, $2.25; Wm. Ariss, $1.10; J. W, Gooilln, $1.80; Pull'alo Steam Roller, $22l.!l(i; Percy Long, $18.65; lloitcymnu Hardware Co., $85. 52; (I. II. V. Lumber Co., $4.12; Kansas City Sawmill, $!.l!l; L, L. Crawford, $JI.25; II. Down ii, $10.50; S. P. It. It. Co., !c; A. AhUlrom, $!l.25; K. J. Aycrs Co., $2.25; M. V. Cadv, $H.(i0; !'.. M. Ward, $2.li0; H. V. Hunt, $;I57.28; GolT Pros., $5 L79 ; II. I'. Krahmer, $1.(55; Standard Oil Co., $l:i..'i;l; Standar.l Oil Co., $55.(15; W. H. Hunters, $2.25; Cbav Wallers. $1.!5; The Hanks Lumber Co., $10.71; M. S. Allen Co., $1.15; Carl Prostrom, $1 1 ; J. V. Goodin, 7ilc; Portland Motor Car Co., $122.80; Holt Manufacturing Co., $211.70; C. (i. Keilcr, $S.8(); Taylor Si Van tb rwal, (lie; K. Wenstrom, $5:1. U; K. Wenstrom. $110.76; J. D. ('linger, $2(1; ("has. Hitchcock, $:l.(il); Ira I'urdin, $3.60; Itowell Pros. Co,, $Kt.()8; W. H. Ly da, $!.U); Kansas City Sawmill, $10; l' N Dethlefs, $27.(11; Chns. Kessler, $tl.50; G. S. Guyton. $(1 ; L, M. Puell, $(i.1.77; J. H. Han son. $2,118; H. K. Ferry, $7; Con crete Pipe Co., $178.24; John Wtiudcrlieh, $(114.76; D L Smith, $18; Wm. K. Seely. $27.37; S. Workman, $2 1 .37 ;' I.lovd Sehra mil, $21.75; J. II. DcMoss. $1. 117; M. Sehramil, $25.02; J. 1. Knudso.n $d; A. II. IMtipps. $3; Oll.i Peters, $:i(!; ClilTord Wad die, $18; Wm. Llllirscn, $18; Hcinke Peters, $15; Abbo Peters, $27; Otto Peters, $7.60; K, G. lleatou. $7.60; Karl George, $18; I.. It. Cami.bell, $d ; It. Hoard, $ii; I". Wenstrom, $(i; Roy Ja iiiilh, $1,50; J. C. Pennett, $1) Alfn il Hielmrils, if-nl ; .1. I . I.ee- dv. $3; J. ('. Snider, $3; Lester Snider, $ ; A. Zweincr, $8.78 A. Vogt. $11; A. Zvvclni r, $20. Ill; A. Zvtcincr, $9; Albert Foe ge, $3.50; Auiist Forge, $3.50; ( has. Trachscl, $3.60; Levi Me Kinlcy. $5.25; John D, Trnehsi I, 15c: John Trachscl, $(1; Frnl Hamel. $!; Forest Grove Garairr $1.25; J. W. Cornelius, $lt.6l); 11 T. Hesse, $3.5)5. Pridijes Will lleislcr, $10.50; Frank lleislcr, $7; L. N. Tompkins, $17.58; Trianule Lumber Co., $51.5)5; J. V. Il. lsler, $2.60; Pi ter Olsrn. $13. Kond District Foremen Sala lies Hen A- itccsc, Dist. 5, $8; J. M. Moline, Dist 7, $1; J. J. W Ismer Dist II, $1(1; ('. F.. Meachnm, 12, $2;J. M. Hiatt, 15, $8; Jas. Chur chill, 111, $12; Geo. l'ishcr, 17, $12; Fred Hamel, 10, $12; Geo. Fisher, 21, $4; II. D. Matteson, 23. $4; J. II. HofTmnn, 24, $7; J A. Zimmerman, 25, $4; F.d. King 2!l. $12; Ambrose Scbmidlin, .14, $4; Carl Pcrtturen, 35, $8; C. C Nelson, 311, $1(1; Grnnt Mann, 37, $8; Alfred I'ieren, 45, $4; Otto Prose, 42, $3(1; I). L. Smith, 4(1 $4; T. It. Moore, 31, $4; A, Zvvel ncr, !), $4 ; John Trai- hsel, 2(l,$f) liiinicst Seth D. Scrlye p. i.m-ky, f i. on; i u. an nms, $1.50; G. J. Limber, $0.60. i v i it. i n a I Iiiiiiicst of Cora and Chns. W Colby - Clerk s Olhce H. A. Kuralli, salary, $150; Genevieve ('ollette, sal. depiitv, $100; Planche Williams, salary nooKKeeper, -two; J'.. i. rap inig- ton, assisting on books, $12 ; K ii liam Sta. oV Printing Co., $4.83; Argus, $22; Glass Si Priidhomnu ; 2.8(); 11. A. Miratli, expense, $7.31; Glass k Priidbomme, $8 00; Pcattle S! Hoffman, $9.07; Hillsboro Independent, $32; Washington County News-Times, $25. nncrin s v;mce Geo. Alexander, salary, $1 60 E. J. Poos, salary tax eolleetlnir, $100: W. W. Downs, sal. denntv. , , - - . if 1 00 ; VV. W. Downs, sal. tax eol Meeting dept, $24; Geo. Alexnn- Her, cxp, IJIIOO.HI; teo. Alexan der, tax col., s48.81; llillshnro tax eol. Garage, exp, $59.15; Wm. Mc Quillan, truant officer, $7; Glass & Pnidhomnie, $4.90; Taylor eV Vnndcrwn 1. $1.15; J. C. Smith, $4.50; Hillsboro Independent, $9; F, G. Mitchell eV Co., $1.08; Wash. Co. News-Times, $4.50 Kilham Stationery tk Printing Co. $1.31. Assessor's OlTice- W. F. Boley, salary, $100; J. P. Wilkes, deputy salary, $75; C T. Piuclow, tax extension, $78; C. E. Dcichninn, tax ext., $78; J ; Monroe Calculating Machine Co., 1300: F n Mitchell, ft Co, $5.85, 05c; Wash. Co. News-Times, $18; W. F. Holey, exp. $3.08. Treasurer's Office E. B. Snppington, salary, $75; Irene Snppington, deputy, $21 A. A. Morrill, deputy, expense, $1.(10; The Frederick 1' !M)c. Recorder's Ollict Fred A. Everest, salary Mallic Divclbiss, deputy, . Gladys Everest, iissInIiiii $00; I 'rcd l-',verest , ex p., School Supl.'s Olliee- N. A. Frost, salary, $100 1'. Moriiau, clerk, $(10; lid rraiisfer. $1.50; Glass ,- lomnie, $7.10 Pi-averton 1 $3; N. A. I'rosl. enp.. $30;, Mill It. II X Co,. 06c; N. A. I $03.35. County Court J. W, (iooilin, judge's sa $83, 35; 11. T. Hesse, sal, com sioncr, $12; J, W. ('orncllint, com., $57; D. P, Rensoncr, el $27; Aryn- com. procecdl $25; Wash. Co, News Tit $25; F. (i. Milch. II Co., jn ni... $250; II. T. I less, $8; J. Conn lius, $7.20; Hillsboro In pen. lent, jud'jsc rp., $13.25, Court House I'.xpelise - C. G. Hi iter. Mach. JUdg. Ml $36; North Coast Power C Miss, M ich PI.!.. $72.88; N. Power Co.. $1; E. ' MeAlea I d,...i . 11. ' lrcmium oi i.on.is, frs. Tews, $15; Coast ( bcinlcal Li) $3.10; Hillsboro Tel. Co., $33.86 Meier Frank Co., $38,25; E. l Kuralli, premium on bonds, $21)7 Hillsboro Transfer, !fl.7!; N. I Power Co., $3L!)0; W. V. Trwi $1.50; Forest Grove Natl Hank $1 ; O, E. McCarthy, $2.60; Per . ........ , i. . ft. . ev Long, Ts.an ; iv in, iiirr, N. R. Greer, $1.70; Glass St Prudhomme, $2.21 ; Wm, Topper, salary janitor, $75; W, It, Mont gomery, assistant janitor, $70. Widows' Pensions - Oinrga Alpha Prown, $10; LI air Wade. $10; Minnie Jolm- Mollv Wilkes, Charlotte E. L. vlek, $17.50 raih; Ruth Knae, l.urlht D. Crane, Rose Sears, N. ltie It. J. ff. rs, M iry Ellen II.. I land, Klioira M. Marsh, $10 Ethel May Noyes, $25; Maggie I.e.- Hoover, $10; Josephine H, l-'.llis. $17.60; Laura T. Hayc, I. F.lleni.or Noves, $25 each, Relief - Mrs. Ji.k Wilson, $10; Mm. Mary Runvon, f (I ; Mrs. John Pear's,, $15; M. P. Welch, $18; Cora Sl. mplr, 5? 1 7.nu ; in ima ll ilvo.. n. $15; Matilda Nord, $10; Anna t.ingin an, $15; Eve- I a('haelle. $15; C. I'. ( . - . .... a . v.. . lei I (for Newt rclers) f.i ; r.v diuis, $10; Anna I.liulbom, In; Vnn-t Cuslar.l (for Lucy Purcrll) 0; Wm. Iliioio.lman (for C. Gael.. I) $8; Grace E. Prncr, $20 ; Maria Nussbaiim. r (for Anna Pusich) $25; Edna M. liiglen, $15; Grrhar.lt Goclr (for F. Fr.itai?) $8; Primus Pros, (for May Dixon) $10; Mrs. J. A. Alt man. $5; N. C. Shipley Co. for Seaman) .fO.SO; Littler riiarmn cv (for J. It. Osbom family) $5.43 F. (i. Mitchell I o, (for S. Harrison) $5.50; Weil's Dept. Store (for Alma l illuff) $1(1.9(1; Price Shoe Co. (for Clara Sea man) !? 10.50; W ash. ( o. llospliai (for Mrs, Ames) !f 5!) ; . W. llosc.w (for Mrs. Welch) $0; J. T. l b I. h. r (for I . Osl.ornc) ipN - 33; Dunning McEntre (forJno Scl.arii) $36; C. S. McNutt (for as. Harper) $9.05; G. A. II. Post N... (!, for in. H. hilney, imlig. iit sol.li. r) ff 15; crlmort (iiiu ral Merchandise Store (for Mrs, Pav.y) $25.17; Hillsboro Mere. Co. (for Mrs. J. R. Powell) $15.38; II. ('. lorln.r (for ,1. ?. Osborne and Mrs. Thompson) $13.30. Circuit Court Miller's Restaurant, $5.20; D. Corrieri, $2; R. P. CollIlM, bailiff, $27. Insane Cases Exaiiiiiiiiig Pliysicians Dr. W. D. Wood, ease of lrad Richardson, $5; Dr. K A. Pulley, ic of Oscar Wade, $5; Dr. J. (). Robb, case of August Traut- ner, y ; it. i. W. Ilvd. of 11. Prancr, $5. Cattle In.leinnity -M. T. Pales Ilclb. rt E. Rid- roil, I lias, II. namiorii, ii . Cook, $12.50 each. Adverlisini Hanks Herald, $8,510; Argns, $S.- (10; Wash. Co. News limes, fL Jail Expense Dr. E. II. Smith, $17; C. C ; Store, $3.76. Justice Court I Win. R. Slevens, M J. Ilaynes, - pjS7 eaen. fuvenile Court ' Mrs. J.' M. llarbcr, $14.80; Geo. Alexander, $1R.30. Miscellaneous - Dr. E. II. Smith, witness State vs. L. Schmidt, $2; F. A. Elliott, fin- warden, $235.55; Tualatin Hotel, board prisoners, $33.90; J. P. Kniidson, coyote nnd wild cat bounty, $0; J. J. Krebs, tax refund, $37.11; J. F. Jones, dist. sealer, $23.54; Glass S:. Prud homme, dist. attorney, $24.18; II. M. Wall, labor board. $17.60; Percy Long, wnr registration, $1.05; S. 11. Martin, county audi tor, count v farm, $8.30. OREGON ELECTRIC To Portland Shipyard train, morning... 6:25 Second local, a. nt. 7:12 Last forenoon local 9:27 First, nflcrnonn local 4:17 Lnsl. train 8:47 From Portland First train, a. ni. 8:48 Afternoon service 2:12 Shipyard train 8:011 Local 6:12 Last train 7:1t
